Jerry hairston jr mexico

No, not that Junior . According to Jonathan Mayo , Jerry Hairston, Jr., is getting back to his regular routine: Hairston is just now getting back into action with the Reds after a nasty bout with influenza knocked him off his feet while he was with Team Mexico for the World Baseball Classic. Needless to say, Hairston did not get a flu shot this year. It’s not a mistake he’ll make twice. “The doctor said, ‘Now you know why people get flu shots,’” Hairston said. “I’ll be the first in line tREDS at METS Friday: RHP Fernando Nieve vs. RHP Bronson Arroyo , 7:10 p.m. Saturday: LHP Johan Santana vs. RHP Johnny Cueto , 7:10 p.m. Sunday: RHP Mike Pelfrey vs. RHP Aaron Harang , 1:10 p.m. *** REDS SHORT HOPS Joey Votto has a career-high 12-game hitting streak , the Jerry Hairston Jr. was walking around the clubhouse this afternoon wearing his green Mexico Baseball t-shirt, a souvenir from the World Baseball Classic. “I’d like to wear it for batting practice,” he said. “Heck, I’d like to wear it on...

From John Fay : The Reds didn’t bunt Saturday with runners at first and second and no outs with Jeff Keppinger at the plate. Beginning next week, they probably will in that situation. “We’ll start playing more fundamental baseball,” Baker said. “. . . Right now, at-bats are precious.” Bunt, bunt, bunt…ugh. Jerry Hairston Jr. was back in camp Sunday - a lot lighter for the wear. Hairston lost 10 pounds or so during a nasty bout with the flu that he picked up in Mexico City while

The American WBC team turned out to be LIKE A MASH UNIT. Dustin Pedroia is definitely Radar. In any case, 317 players have now been on that roster and there are still like 5 rounds left, I think. I can't be sure. So what's the deal? As much as your dad would like to, we can't blame the foreigners. They've been in MLB for years now. It's a mystery, Scooby Doo. Since so many of them got hurt down here in Florida I could probably come up with a way to blame Jeffrey Loria. Gimme a couple minutes. On

USA - 2009 World Baseball Classic second round action in Pool 1 begins on Sunday at PETCO Park in San Diego with Cuba and Japan meeting in a rematch of the 2006 WBC championship game. Mexico will battle the reigning Olympic champions from South Korea in the second game. The Japanese defeated the Cubans three years ago as Daisuke Matsuzaka used the international tournament as a springboard to a major league contract with the Boston Red Sox. This year’s return matchup pits Japan’s stellar pi

In 2006, Lou Dobbs’ worst nightmare came true. Mexicans came into the U.S. and took away their jobs, when Mexico beat the U.S. to eliminate them from the World Baseball Classic. So when Mexico takes the field for their first game on Sunday, will their roster be filled with quality players, ready to compete with Japan, Cuba, the Dominican Republic and the USA in a battle to be the best in the world? Not exactly. Mexico got pretty lucky. Here’s a look at their good players this year : AWorld Baseball Classic Pool B: South Africa – Mexico 3-14 MEX 102 000 344  14 16 2 SFA 101 000 100   3  7 2 Box score Mexico crushed South Africa 14-3 on Monday in Pool B of the 2009 World Baseball Classic, sending the underdog home after two games. The hosting team at the Foro Sol Stadium in Mexico City will face the loser of the Cuba-Australia matchup on Wednesday. But the game wasn’t that one-sided, as the final score might indicate. Mexico started as expected and took a 1-0 lead

Some stuff to look at while you try to figure out why so many people have black marks on their foreheads today... The Reds had their first intersquad not-a-game yesterday. The Reds won 7-3 over the Reds, with Joey Votto leading the way going 2-2 with a double, HR, and 4 RBI. Nine Reds players will be playing in the World Baseball Classic. Here's the breakdown: Canada - Joey Votto Dominican Republic - Edinson Volquez, Johnny Cueto, Willy Taveras Mexico - Jerry Hairston Jr. Venezuela - Ramon HMEXICO - Although not as dominant as in previous years, Cuba remains one of the elite international baseball heavyweights and enter the 2009 WBC gala as a serious contender. The 2006 runner-up team, albeit missing several big name players including record-setting slugger Alexei Bell, should advance to the second round without breaking a sweat. The biggest question mark for Cuban skipper Higinio Velez heading into their opening matchup opposite South Africa on March 8 is pitching. Does theHere's Pool B: Australia, Cuba, Mexico, South Africa   via boskolives.files.wordpress.com         Pool B Preface: Pool A is the same in 2009 as 2006, but the other Pools have gotten shuffled around a bit. Australia via www.indexoz.com     2006 Performance: Went 0-3 in Round 1   2009 Outlook: Still not good. I recently read Bill Bryson's In a Sunburned Country , so I'm a big Australia fan, but

Team MexicoUpdating our World Baseball Classic 2009 Preview, today we examine Mexico. The southern neighbor to the United States had a solid 2006 Classic, officially finishing sixth. But their biggest moment came after they were eliminated, when they took down the United States 2-1 in the final game of the second round. The loss eliminated the U.S. from competition and allowed Japan to advance instead. I guess Japan should send a few thank you baskets to Mexico City for that one.This year’s Mexi minor league notebook has a preview of the AA Southern League, and here's what they say about the Carlolina Mudcats: Todd Frazier , Yonder Alonso , Juan Francisco . The Mudcat batting line-up could potentially be one of the best in all of minor league baseball anchored by these three mashers in the middle of the line-up. Frazier is the most well-rounded and experienced hitter of the bunch. In two levels of A ball Frazier’s numbers were .291/.368/.485/.853 while hitting 30

Contract information is unofficial & collected from various published reports. Service time in years & days . A group led by Robert Castellini purchased controlling interest in the Reds in November, 2005. Carl Lindner, who retains a minority ownership stake, bought the Reds in 1999 for $183M. Forbes magazine valued the club at $342M in April 2009. O

... fast bowler and alleged "chucker". 1864 - Emperor Maximilian of Mexico arrives in Mexico for the first time. 1866 - Winfield Scott ... dies . American professional wrestler. 1955 - John Hinckley Jr. was born. American attempted assassin.1955 - Ken Schrader was ... Buckner was born. American musician . 1976 - Jerry Hairston Jr. was born. American baseball player. 1977 - Janet Guthrie ... ... fast bowler and alleged "chucker". 1864 - Emperor Maximilian of Mexico arrives in Mexico for the first time. 1866 - Winfield Scott ... dies . American professional wrestler. 1955 - John Hinckley Jr. was born. American attempted assassin.1955 - Ken Schrader was ... Buckner was born. American musician . 1976 - Jerry Hairston Jr. was born. American baseball player. 1977 - Janet Guthrie ...

... fact that the World Baseball Classic schedule has Mexico playing at home in Mexico City during the first round of the ... be a major advantage. Here’s a look at Mexico’s 2009 WBC roster: Amezaga, Alfredo - Outfielder Ayala, Luis ... - Outfielder Gonzalez, Adrian - Infielder Gonzalez, Edgar - Infielder Hairston Jr., Jerry - Infielder Hairston, Scott - Outfielder Lopez, Rodrigo - Pitcher Murillo, Agustin ... Big league brothers Jerry Hairston Jr. and Scott Hairston were born in the United States but are a natural fit for Team Mexico in this year's World Baseball Classic. Call it their birthright.Scott Hairston has been drawn by World Baseball Classic. Scott is a graduate of Canyon del Oro High School. On Mexico team, Hairston, an outfielder of San Diego Padres is teammates with Jerry Jr his brother.

... fact that the World Baseball Classic schedule has Mexico playing at home in Mexico City during the first round of the ... be a major advantage. Here’s a look at Mexico’s 2009 WBC roster: Amezaga, Alfredo - Outfielder Ayala, Luis ... - Outfielder Gonzalez, Adrian - Infielder Gonzalez, Edgar - Infielder Hairston Jr., Jerry - Infielder Hairston, Scott - Outfielder Lopez, Rodrigo - Pitcher Murillo, Agustin ... ... a battle to be the best in the world? Not exactly. Mexico got pretty lucky. Here’s a look at their good players ... a stretch. There are still plenty of reasons to watch team Mexico. The players you would never guess were Mexicans based on their names Jerry Hairston, Jr. Scott Hairston ... Yet most of these players will have significant roles on the Mexico WBC team. Did I mention these guys beat the U.S ...